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Significats de skin exposure en anglès

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впитывание через кожу
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contacto cutáneo
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absorció cutània

Route through which substances may be received.

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absorció cutània
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Examples for "skin absorption"
Examples for "skin absorption"
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It isn't as intense as skin -to- skin contact-touchingsomething with an actual pulse.
Deadly little secret
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Evidence also suggested babies did better after receiving skin -to- skin contact after birth.
Reuters
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A widely used textbook taught that Aids is be transmitted by skin -to- skin contact.
The Guardian
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Careful to avoid direct skin contact so they didn't catch anything.
The Tracey Fragments
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And even then, you can only pass it through skin -on- skin contact.
The Fireman
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The applicability of surface wipes to assess dermal exposure to FR-treated products needs to be further investigated.
Pubmed
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Dermal exposures of methanol were administered in a clinical study designed to compare several biological indicators.
Pubmed
Ús de skin exposure en anglès
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This disease could be caused by both inhalation and skin exposure.
Pubmed
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The majority of vitamin D in the body comes from skin exposure to sunlight.
Reuters
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Human infection usually occurs through skin exposure with water and soil contaminated with the urine of chronically infected animals.
Pubmed
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Features following skin exposure: Prolonged or extensive exposure may cause skin irritation and damage to the skin or dermal hypersensitivity.
Pubmed
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Lining up the two graphs, they found almost perfect alignment between the increases in skin exposure to UV and melanoma diagnosis rates.
Reuters
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Controlled skin exposures were administered using solar-simulated light at various times after drug administration.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: Skin exposure to PAHs is an important route of absorption in firefighters, which can be mitigated by good skin hygiene.
Pubmed
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A Skin Exposure Mitigation Index (SEMI) was computed from questions on opportunities for changing clothing, showering, and washing during breaks.
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